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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1948
Page
4
Entry filed in Scandia Kansas under the 1878 act of Congress marks the second class mailing designation for the publication.
Warren A. Scott declares candidacy for clerk of the District Court on the Republican ticket subject to voters August primary. Ben Lervold announces candidacy for County Commissioner second district on the Republican ticket for the August primary.
Announcement of multiple candidates seeking Republican and Democratic nominations in Republic County for offices including probate judge sheriff treasurer register of deeds county clerk and superintendent of public instruction. Voters will decide at the August 1948 primary. Deputy clerk and district judge candidate declarations also noted.
Candidate Fred Emery files a declaration for County Attorney on the Republican ticket and asks for support in the coming primary election.
Miss Jessie Nichol travels from Topeka to New York City by plane after an early Monday departure, to attend Columbia University for the summer term.
Charles Anderson and Mrs Hugh Pharis of Osawatomie with Miss Eve lyn Anderson of St Louis visited over Decoration Day at the Muth home. Everett Lee Johnson hosted lunch for a group including Don Larson Erma Graham Russell Lervold Johnson and White family members celebrating Everett Lee's birthday. Lee Loring and Bet te Lee dined at Joe Carlgren's. Eve Sandborn of Clay Center visited R E Cooper family and Barbara Cooper joined for a two week stay. William Studer of Kansas City and Ray Studer with Dick of Norway dined with the Haskins household.
The Kansas Bell Telephone Co requests temporary rate increases to cover losses from low enduring rates. It cites rising costs, wage growth, and a $14 million Kansas payroll as major pressure while detailing construction gains and a 70 thousand increase in services since 1946 47. A prompt hearing is urged with a bond to protect customers.
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